Arrange permits through Govt. of India for:

• Overfly.

• Technical Landing.

• Landing permission for the flight operating for commercial
purposes.

• Passenger / Cargo. - Relief Operations.

• Medical Flights.

• Traffic Rights / Airport Slots.

• Arrange Supervised Ground Handling Services as per the IATA
ground handling Annex A, Section 13. One professionally trained
supervisor is assigned for each flight, who controls the complete
operations of the flight from arrival to its departure.

• Supervision of the complete handling of flight of corporate and commercial jets in India and Nepal, ensuring all
contracted service levels are maintained to achieve on-time departure. Also ensuring that aircraft operations, aircraft
handling and documentation are conducted to the airlines specific requirement and are in accordance with ICAO/IATA
recommended practices.

• Complete co-ordination with the Ministry of Defence, D.G.C.A., Airports Authority of India and other Govt. Authorities
for obtaining necessary clearances, permits and slots.

• Co-ordination with local Fuel Agencies for the fuel uplift.

• Arrangements of in-flight services including Catering, Aircraft Cleaning etc.

• Provision/arrangements of ramp security for parked aircraft.

• Any odd time clearances for emergency operations.

• Operational assistance - Flight Planning, Flight Watch, Weather Briefings and provisions of current Notams. If required,
also can provide worldwide operational assistance, including overfly and landing permissions.

• Tour operator's representation - provided by additional dedicated team of our tour division. Keep track of each flight
round the clock from its arrival to take-off.

• Arrange hotel accommodation and transport for both crew and
passengers.

• Assistance to crew and passenger to complete their airport
formalities.

• Specialises in the handling of diplomatic and VIP flights,
coordinating with the concerned Govt. authorities.

• Charter/ hire of Helicopters for Heli-Tours, Heli-Safaris etc.

• Air Charters and Heli-Tourism in the foreign tourist traffic.

• Charter / hire of fixed wing aircrafts Special aircraft along with
proper equipments and a team Doctors is available for medical
evacuation from any part of the country part of the country.

• Special discount for long term charters of Helicopters and Aircraft.

To help you get started, please refer to the chart below which lists five jet categories along with general aircraft features. Simply click on the category and you will find individual jets available. Please note that our Charter Sales experts are available to work with you to determine the best jet suited to your specific needs. We are dedicated to providing personal service to every customer on every trip.

Airplanes
Aircraft Type	HS 125-700B	Beech 200	Beech 350	Beech C-90B	Observer	Pilatus PC-12
Category	Executive Jet	Twn. Turbo Prop	Twn. Turbo Prop	Twn. Turbo Prop	Twn. Piston Engine	Sgl. Turbo Prop
Seating	08	08	08	05	04	08

Helicopters
Helicopter Type	Bell 222 UT	Ecureuill AS-350BA	Bell 206	Dauphin AS365N	Bell 407
Category	Deluxe	Deluxe	Deluxe	Deluxe	Deluxe
Seating	06	05	03	05	05

Directorate General Civil Aviation Guidelines for the operations of tourist charter flights
Introduction
Government has reviewed the guidelines for operation of tourist charter flights to and from India and further liberalised the conditions for operating these flights subject to the condition that tourist charter flights will be permitted only for 'Inclusive Tour Package' (ITP).

Inclusive Tour Package
ITP is defined as a round trip for a predetermined period for one or several pre-determined places charging an inclusive consolidated price for the airfare for all segments, hotel accommodation and other ground arrangement services like visit to tourist places.

Application For The Tourist Charter Flights
¤ The application for operating inclusive tourist charter flights to India shall be submitted to the Director General of Civil Aviation (Attn: Deputy Director Air Transport: Fax No. 91 - 11 - 2462 8922) on the prescribed form (Appendix 'A') at least seven working days prior to the proposed date of operation of the first flight. Only an Indian Tour Operator recognised by Ministry of Tourism, Government of India and cleared by the security agencies for obtaining flight clearances from DGCA can file the applications.
¤ One or more than one tour operator can apply for the same tourist charter flight. In such a case, the application should clearly state the number of tourists booked by each tour operator on the flight and authorised signatory of each tour operator should jointly sign the application, as this information would be used while processing the applications for outbound tourist charter flights.
¤ It may be noted that any application submitted with incomplete information would be summarily rejected. However, series of tourist charter flights (total duration not less than one month) operated by airlines approved by their DGCA for international passenger charter operations may be cleared without information relating to the registration of aircraft and name and nationality of pilot, provided that the application is submitted at least one month in advance and the aircraft is not capable of air dropping.
¤ Application for operating outbound tourist charter flights from India with Indian registered aircraft may be submitted three working days prior to the proposed date of operation of the first flight along with additional information on the prescribed form (Appendix 'B'). However, in case any tour operator proposes to use an aircraft belonging to Indian scheduled airlines for outbound tourist charters, a notice period of seven working days will be required and the airline would be required to satisfy DGCA that there would be no cancellation or delay to the scheduled flights operated by him.